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Merry Christmas, all! As presents are opened today, we share moments of love and laughter. It is interesting to hear about the presents people receive for Christmas. This leads to one simple question: What did YOU get for Christmas (in RL or SL)? I'll start. I got $225, a portable charger, dress shoes, a Columbia jacket, and a The North Face jacket. Chime in below! :)

Greetings, ElenaOlivares! I welcome you to the Second Life forums!

According to a blog post from Linden Lab back in March regarding Advanced Experience Tools, "The Experience Permissions system is an expanded and simplified version of our current permissions system. Once a user grants permission to an experience, any object associated with that experience has the permission to control that user." I understand that new LSL functions have been in the testing phase on the RC channels and are gradually on its way to a roll out. Have there been any updates on Experience Permissions?

Wow! Much appreciation, Rolig! I will definitely give this a try, and see what I can do. It is always exciting to try new things, and see if you can solve it. Kind of like a puzzle.

How are tables that automatically rezzes more chairs scripted? The only thing I can think of is to set up a call to the main script that would increase when an avatar sits on a chair. That would call for an additional chair, and the chairs would change its position to fit around the table. When an avatar stands up, the chair that avatar was sitting on would disappear, and the chairs would be repositioned. It is the repositioning that is frustrating.

Posted this in the Answers portion of the forums, but I could not reply to any posts. Moving my question here. -- Before the 499 status occurs upon HTTP request to my domain, I receive the following script error, "Too many HTTP requests from this region." After that, all HTTP requests to my domain returns a 499 status for a period of time (up to hours). However, HTTP requests to other URLs works fine. My question is... what exactly happens when a "Too many HTTP requests from this region." is encountered? I know there is a throttle for too many HTTP requests too fast, but there is also a region limit that would block all requests to the specific URL in that region? It is not throttled since it is returning a status. There is not a SSL failure, and llEscapeURL was used. It was suggested that once the sim's servers were flooded with requests from several scripts or objects, it takes a while to clear the queued requests, each of which then returns 499 because it has gone past the 60 second limit. How is it working for other URLs other than my domain (even any sub-directories to my domain)?

Before the 499 status occurs upon HTTP request to my domain, I receive the following script error, "Too many HTTP requests from this region." After that, all HTTP requests to my domain returns a 499 status for a period of time (up to hours). However, HTTP requests to other URLs works fine. My question is... what exactly happens when a "Too many HTTP requests from this region." is encountered? I know there is a throttle for too many HTTP requests too fast, but there is also a region limit that would block all requests to the specific URL in that region? It is not throttled since it is returning a status. There is not a SSL failure, and llEscapeURL was used.

Oooh okay! Thank you for clearing things up, Rolig!

I am curious to know if there is a way to bypass the 65 listens limit? I have been thinking about setting a timer event with llListenControl to quickly turn on and off listens to not go over the 65 listens limit. Here is what I have so far, but it is still giving me a "Too Many Listens" script run-time error. integer start_Channel0 = 1; integer end_Channel0 = 65; integer start_Channel1 = 66; integer end_Channel1 = 130; message(string str) { llMessageLinked(LINK_SET, 02, str, ""); } integer listenSet; integer handle0; integer handle1; default { state_entry() { listenSet = 0; llSetTimerEvent(0.1); } timer() { integer i; if(listenSet == 0) { llListenControl(handle0, TRUE); for(i = start_Channel0; i < end_Channel0 + 1; i++) { handle0 = llListen(i, "", "", ""); } llListenControl(handle0, TRUE); listenSet = 1; } if(listenSet == 1) { llListenControl(handle1, TRUE); for(i = start_Channel1; i < end_Channel1 + 1; i++) { handle1 = llListen(i, "", "", ""); } llListenControl(handle1, TRUE); listenSet = 2; } } listen(integer c, string n, key i, string m) { message(""+n+" [Channel "+(string)c+"]: "+m+""); } }

Good news! I was just thinking about this the other day when textures loaded really slow, were gray, or blurry.

On the my.secondlife profiles, there is a space in the upper right-hand corner for an account status badge. Linden Lab Employees, Beta Residents, Concierge, Lifetime Members, and Charter Members possess these badges on their my.secondlife profiles. The profiles are set up to have Resident and Premium account status badges, but the badges are not used. The Resident accounts do not need an account status badge since every account in Second Life is a user, or "Resident", but the Premium account status badges should exist! An account status badge on my.secondlife profiles of Premium accounts would be an advantage of Premium Membership! It just gives another reason to upgrade from a Basic account to a Premium account! CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE JIRA PAGE AND VOTE!

I am trying to script a SHOUTCast and Icecast stream info script that will display the Current Song, Bitrate, and Number of Listeners. I know SHOUTCast uses "/7.html" at the end to retrieve the plain HTML, but I can't seem to find it for Icecast, and taking the server page will cause the HTTP response to be truncated. Icecast server I am working on: http://96.127.174.126:8422/

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Wow! This works! Thank you, Cerise! Also, thank you to those who helped out! I have a better understanding of llHTTPRequest now.

Wow! I didn't know this thread would become so active! Thanks for the tremendous help! What is confusing me is the fact that one works (http://205.188.215.229:8040/), and the other does not (http://205.188.215.230:8002/). If you go to the links in a browser, it you will get the SHOUTcast D.N.A.S. Status page, and the Stream Title and Bitrate is right there. I just want to find a way to parse it out! LOL. Darkie, you said something about using a php script to call the page, read it, parse it, retrieve the information and send it to SL. That sounds like a -very- good idea, but I have no idea how to script php. For me, that sounds easier than it really is. It seems like the only information I can retrieve at any given time is the Current Song.

Hello. I am trying to work with llHTTPRequest to obtain the station name and the bitrate for SHOUTcast. Is it possible for one site to respond with something, and the other nothing? They are both the same structure (SHOUTcast D.N.A.S. Status). I get a response for http://205.188.215.229:8040/ But not for http://205.188.215.230:8002/ Is there any other method to find a SHOUTcast station's name and bitrate?

The problem still has not been solved.

Hey Naughty Feila! I will send the script I wrote to you inworld!

I am not getting the information I want returned in http_response() to find the Stream Title, Bitrate, and Number of Listeners. If you try http://205.188.215.229:8040/, you will get a response, and that's how I want it to the other link in my first post.

I already know how to find the Current Song, but I can't seem to get the script to pull up the complete HTTP of http://199.58.201.11:8001/. I am wanting to find the Stream Title, Stream Status, and the Number of Listeners by parsing the http_response body. Thank you in advance! :)

Thanks for all the helping hands! I figured out what was the problem. I did not put the name of the list in front of 'llDeleteSubList(list, lookfor, lookfor);'.

I am wanting to script an access list. I can add keys to the list, but I can't seem to get it to delete correctly. I want to be able to specifically tell the script to delete a key from the list, but still keep the rest.

Awesome! Thank you so much for your assistance!

Got it to work as expected! Thank you so much for the support on this topic!